Examples of using Foreign embassies in English and their translations into Spanish
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and most of the foreign embassies in Slovakia.
actors of influence such as the media and foreign embassies.
Working together with the offices of international organizations and foreign embassies accredited to Turkmenistan,
entities which are notified to the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs by foreign embassies with a request of asset freezing on grounds of terrorist crimes are duly disseminated to the relevant ministries
Within China's Foreign Embassies, the implementation of Chinese dam projects is monitored through the Economic Counselor's Office, which is staffed by a MOFCOM official.
But in the NGO sector, foreign embassies, United Nations grants
Its tasks included contacting foreign embassies and diplomatic missions in cases of illegal immigration and raising awareness of
was engaging several foreign embassies to strengthen partnership
officers posted at Europol, through agreements with other States on a case-by-case basis, and at foreign embassies.
NGOs and foreign embassies.
The Services of the Greek Police have been cooperating more effectively with foreign embassies in our country, in matters concerning assistance to victims who are citizens of their respective countries, in such cases, since the beginning of 2004.
The Embassy believed that the DFS,"whose responsibilities also include protection of the president, intelligence collection and coordination, surveillance of some foreign embassies.
the Vietnam Committee are informed that the Vietnamese Government had deliberately misled foreign embassies as to the date of the trial
also the site of many foreign embassies.
regional human rights organizations and groups, and some foreign embassies accredited to Kuwait.
of the guide has led to a considerable increase in investor interest as measured by inquiries from foreign embassies and private entities.
who earlier tried to seek asylum at foreign embassies in Jakarta, to leave for Portugal on 29 December 1993;
the Australian Agency for International Development and foreign embassies.
national and international non-governmental organizations, foreign embassies and other agencies and bodies working in Darfur and Khartoum.
as well as the diplomatic activities of many foreign embassies in Cuba, owing to unreasonable constraints imposed on financial institutions with headquarters